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Britain's New Government Aims To Regulate Most Powerful AI Models
UK PM Keir Starmer's government said it would seek to establish appropriate legislation to place requirements on those working to develop "the most powerful AI models." Under Sunak, the government avoided introducing targeted AI regulation.
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Renters In London Face Crisis, Average Rent Hits A Record Rs 2,50,000 Per Month
The new average rent in London has risen to an astounding GBP 2,480 per month, setting a record high.
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Britain Says It Is Unclear How Russia Plans To Increase Size Of Army
Britain's defence ministry said on Sunday it was not yet clear how Russia would achieve an announced large increase in its armed forces, but the boost was unlikely to substantially increase its combat power.
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Prince Charles Guest Edits Black British Newspaper, The Voice
Britain's Prince Charles has guest edited an edition of the country's only Black newspaper to mark its 40th anniversary, honouring the contributions of African-Caribbean communities to the arts and society.
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"Will Keep Going": 5 Things Boris Johnson Said In UK Parliament
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson today vowed to carry on despite a spate of resignations. At least 15 British lawmakers have resigned in less than 24 hours, plunging the Johnson government into crisis.
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Britain Issues Passports Without "European Union" On The Front Cover
Britain has begun issuing passports with the words "European Union" (EU) removed from the front cover despite Brexit being delayed and uncertainty over when the country will leave the bloc.
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Fake Restaurant Becomes London's Top-Rated Eatery
A non-existent restaurant supposedly based in a garden shed briefly became London's top eating place on travel and restaurant website TripAdvisor, who on Thursday hit back at the hoaxers
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UK PM Theresa May To Form Government With Support From Northern Irish Allies
Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday she would form a new government with assistance from Northern Irish unionists to provide political certainty and lead Britain in talks with the European Union to secure a successful Brexit deal.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May, Queen Mark End Of Parliament Before June Vote
British Prime Minister Theresa May visited Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday to mark the dissolution of parliament ahead of next month's surprise election.
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British Ebola Nurse Now 'Critically Ill': Hospital
A British nurse who was successfully treated in January after contracting Ebola in Sierra Leone is now "critically ill" due to a resurgence of the virus, the hospital treating her said today.
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Sikh Kitchens Turning New Food Banks in Britain
The homeless in Britain are turning to Sikh community kitchens at Sikh community for hot meals as the demand for food banks rises, a media report said.
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'Terrorists Will Not Win', Says Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May
Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May has vowed that "the terrorists will not win" after paying tribute in Tunisia to the 38 people, mainly Britons, killed by a Jihadist gunman.
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Queen Elizabeth to Unveil European Union Referendum Plans as UK Parliament Opens
Britain's Queen Elizabeth will set out the government's plans for a European Union membership referendum on Wednesday as Prime Minister David Cameron faces pressure to explain when it will be held and what changes to the EU he wants before then.
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Britain's Iraq Inquiry to See Parts of Blair-Bush Letters
The British government agreed on Thursday to give extracts of letters from Tony Blair to George W. Bush to an inquiry into the Iraq war, overcoming the main hurdle to publication of the long-awaited report.
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Ethnic Minorities to Make up Third of UK by 2050: Study
Almost one-third of Britons will be from ethnic minorities by 2050 if current trends continue, according to a new study published by a think tank today.
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Britain's New Government Aims To Regulate Most Powerful AI Models
UK PM Keir Starmer's government said it would seek to establish appropriate legislation to place requirements on those working to develop "the most powerful AI models." Under Sunak, the government avoided introducing targeted AI regulation.
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Renters In London Face Crisis, Average Rent Hits A Record Rs 2,50,000 Per Month
The new average rent in London has risen to an astounding GBP 2,480 per month, setting a record high.
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Britain Says It Is Unclear How Russia Plans To Increase Size Of Army
Britain's defence ministry said on Sunday it was not yet clear how Russia would achieve an announced large increase in its armed forces, but the boost was unlikely to substantially increase its combat power.
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Prince Charles Guest Edits Black British Newspaper, The Voice
Britain's Prince Charles has guest edited an edition of the country's only Black newspaper to mark its 40th anniversary, honouring the contributions of African-Caribbean communities to the arts and society.
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"Will Keep Going": 5 Things Boris Johnson Said In UK Parliament
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson today vowed to carry on despite a spate of resignations. At least 15 British lawmakers have resigned in less than 24 hours, plunging the Johnson government into crisis.
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Britain Issues Passports Without "European Union" On The Front Cover
Britain has begun issuing passports with the words "European Union" (EU) removed from the front cover despite Brexit being delayed and uncertainty over when the country will leave the bloc.
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Fake Restaurant Becomes London's Top-Rated Eatery
A non-existent restaurant supposedly based in a garden shed briefly became London's top eating place on travel and restaurant website TripAdvisor, who on Thursday hit back at the hoaxers
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UK PM Theresa May To Form Government With Support From Northern Irish Allies
Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday she would form a new government with assistance from Northern Irish unionists to provide political certainty and lead Britain in talks with the European Union to secure a successful Brexit deal.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May, Queen Mark End Of Parliament Before June Vote
British Prime Minister Theresa May visited Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday to mark the dissolution of parliament ahead of next month's surprise election.
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British Ebola Nurse Now 'Critically Ill': Hospital
A British nurse who was successfully treated in January after contracting Ebola in Sierra Leone is now "critically ill" due to a resurgence of the virus, the hospital treating her said today.
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Sikh Kitchens Turning New Food Banks in Britain
The homeless in Britain are turning to Sikh community kitchens at Sikh community for hot meals as the demand for food banks rises, a media report said.
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'Terrorists Will Not Win', Says Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May
Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May has vowed that "the terrorists will not win" after paying tribute in Tunisia to the 38 people, mainly Britons, killed by a Jihadist gunman.
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Queen Elizabeth to Unveil European Union Referendum Plans as UK Parliament Opens
Britain's Queen Elizabeth will set out the government's plans for a European Union membership referendum on Wednesday as Prime Minister David Cameron faces pressure to explain when it will be held and what changes to the EU he wants before then.
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Britain's Iraq Inquiry to See Parts of Blair-Bush Letters
The British government agreed on Thursday to give extracts of letters from Tony Blair to George W. Bush to an inquiry into the Iraq war, overcoming the main hurdle to publication of the long-awaited report.
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Ethnic Minorities to Make up Third of UK by 2050: Study
Almost one-third of Britons will be from ethnic minorities by 2050 if current trends continue, according to a new study published by a think tank today.
